runDebug: runDebug

In dcousin3/superb: Summary Plots with Adjusted Error Bars

runDebug

Description

runDebug is an internal function used by GRD and superb to help in debugging the functions. It assigns in the global environment the variables that are local to a function so that they become visible. Use options("superb.feedback" = "all") to turn all debug on.

The default values to the option "superb.feedback" is c("design","warnings","summary","experimental") where the four entries allow:

• design: (in superbPlot) showing information on how the within-subject variables are understood;

• warnings: (in superbPlot) returning 'FYI' messages about the data to help decide if the appropriate error bars were used

• summary: (in GRD) showing a recapitulation of the design;

• experimental: (in superbPlot) showing a message if experimental features are used. This last feedback information is currently not inhibited but will be in future versions.

Usage

runDebug(where, title, vars, vals)

Arguments

where	indicates where in the program runDebug was called
title	string text to be displayed when this function is triggered
vars	strings names of the variables to be placed in the global environment
vals	numeric values to be given to the variables.

Value

puts in the globalenvironment the variables named "vars"

dcousin3/superb documentation built on Jan. 24, 2025, 3:42 a.m.